A 90% confidence interval is created for the proportion of consumers which prefer your product over the competitors. This interval is found to be 46% to 64%. a. Using this interval, is it correct to say with 90% confidence that more consumers prefer your product? Explain your reasoning. You are a dishonest statistician and want to ensure that you can say more consumers prefer your product than they do a competitor’s b. What are two ways that you can manipulate these results to get a more favorable outcome which according to the data is statistically correct, (i. e. not just lying)?